Columbia, SC Homes for Sale in Pickwick Place
Searching for Columbia, SC Homes for sale and haven't settled on a community, maybe you should take a look at Pickwick Place in Northeast Columbia. Pickwick Place is located off of North Brickyard Road in Northeast Columbia, which runs between Two Notch Road and Farrow Road.
Pickwick Place is a mostly vinyl sided community with brick accents and is convenient to I-77 and I-20. Only 20 to 25 minutes away from Fort Jackson and 5 minutes away from all the shopping and dinning you could want along Two Notch Road and The Village at Sandhill.
Pickwick Place offers a great location for home owners looking to commute to Southeast Columbia, any part of Northeast Columbia, or downtown Columbia. Homes start in the low 100's and the tree lined streets offer a wonderful, well established look for buyers who are looking for more shade than some new home communities can provide.
So if you are searching for Columbia, SC homes for sale, you may want to take a look at this little community. It might be the perfect place for your first home or your next home.
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JL Boney, III - Columbia, SC Realtor - Russell and Jeffcoat Realtors
I specialize in Columbia, SC real estate and the surrounding areas, including Blythewood, SC, Kershaw County, Fairfield County, and Lexington, SC. If you are in the market to buy or sell a home in Columbia, SC or any of the surrounding areas, I would love the opportunity to speak with to see how I can help. Thanks for reading and feel free to contact me if I can be of service to you.
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Sounds like a great community. And the prices sound even better! Low 100s? Wow!
JL: I love tree lined streets. I can't wait until my builder planted trees are actually able to screen a view, or provide some shade. Pickwick Place sounds like it's right up my alley.
JL..it is good to see some trees in the developement. So much of ours are done in farm fields with no Fauna at all.
JL --- this does look like a very nice subdivision --- you can tell the builder cares about his subdivision -- loves the trees. Happy Thanksgiving.
Active Rain had some major log in issues yesterday and I didn't get to make my rounds and tell everyone Happy Thanksgiving!